Sally Curtis survived a hospital crisis where she felt a powerful presence that changed everything. She discovered ikigai, her reason for breathing, and moved from believing she was worthless to understanding she had a second chance to help others find their own meaning.
I ended up in the hospital listening to nurses in the corridor saying, "She's just not going to make it until morning," and I had a very powerful presence that filled my room and let me know that I was being given a second chance at life. And all of a sudden, I I recognized that I would have the opportunity to fulfill my purpose, my reason for being here. Then in Japanese, they call it ikigai, your reason for breathing. And I found it. Before that moment, I didn't know what I was here on the planet for. After that, it was like I understood the story I'd been telling myself up until that moment, that I wasn't worthy, that I wasn't good enough, that, you know, life didn't hold a lot of promise for me. And after that, it was like, oh my goodness, life holds so much promise for all of us. Yeah. And so I absolutely love to be able to do that and
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